Most Dope: The Extraordinary Life of Mac Miller Free Audiobook Download by Paul Cantor

Mac Miller was a charismatic hip-hop artist, with a very ambitious music career. His father was arrested for cocaine possession and his mother abandoned him. He knew the hardships of growing up but managed to rise above it. After releasing the critically acclaimed album "Blue Slide Park" in 2011, he was catapulted into stardom and began touring the world. Unfortunately, while on tour in September 2016, Mac died at age 26 from an accidental overdose of fentanyl. This is not an uncommon story. The average age of death for musicians is just 34 years old and this book can help those who are currently dealing with addiction issues by providing insight on what happened to Mac Miller and how his life could've ended differently if he chose treatment for his drug use

Mac Miller is a cult-like personality with his own musical genre including the sounds of reggae, pop, and hip-hop. His immense talent was recognized by many people and in 2013 he won two Grammy Awards in rap categories. Mac Miller's life came to an end when he passed away on September 7th at the age of 26.

Mac Miller was born Malcolm James McCormick on January 19, 1992 in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. He was the son of Earl and Bonnie McCormick who, before Mac's birth, were struggling addicts. When he was just two years old, his parents divorced and his mother had to move. The young Mac Miller grew up as a latchkey kid and eventually dropped out of school. His father also started using crack cocaine and it didn't take long for the drugs to take hold of him too.

Paul Cantor was the perfect person to write about Mac Miller, cause he was a close friend of him. Paul knew all the stories and events from his life, making this one-of-a-kind book that tells the life of Mac Miller in the most extraordinary way possible.

In this new biography of Mac Miller, the late artist is portrayed as a man of many secrets. His struggles with addiction, mental illness and his family are revealed in vignettes of domestic and professional life. The book also explores the huge impact that Mac Miller had on music, hip-hop and pop culture, including his debut album Blue Slide Park and its two sequels, which sold over five million units worldwide.

Most Dope: The Extraordinary Life of Mac Miller narrated by Paul Cantor is a biography that covers the life of rapper Mac Miller. It starts with his family, childhood, and ascension to fame.